Traditionally the outer layer is a woman, dressed in a sarafan.

It is patterned to match the style of the sarafan and can be pointed or round.

They exist after the time of the Sarafan Warriors.

Girls wore a black sarafan and white blouses.

Though the Sarafan disband, vampires continue to be persecuted.

They plan to use Kain as the unseen hand that will destroy the Sarafan's operation from the inside.

In Russia, the folk costume consists of a kosovorotka for men and a sarafan for women.

He snuck from the camp and tried to confront the Sarafan Lord himself, but was struck down by him.

Women's shirts were tucked into the skirt or worn under the sarafan, and indeed tended to have a straighter collar.

Sarafan (A Russian jumper women wear when in tall grass or more often, farming)

The only group ever mentioned as opposing the Sarafan Lord is the Cabal.

The Cabal is an underground resistance working to topple the Sarafan's plans of world domination.

Kain was defeated by the Sarafan Lord through the betrayal of his lieutenants.

In the years since, the Sarafan have imposed harsh martial law on Nosgoth's human population, and started an industrial revolution.

The Sarafan knights from the Legacy of Kain series of video games.

The sarafan is a long, shapeless pinafore-type jumper dress, a part of the traditional Russian folk costume worn by women and girls.

He uses the Reaver to kill them and his younger self, renouncing his Sarafan past.

Download Sarafan's code from his Instructables site and upload it to the Arduino board.

Perhaps his best known work - although it is not as well known that he wrote it - is the song The Red Sarafan.

However, they are ambushed by the Sarafan leaders, including Raziel's former self, who slays Janos.

Suddenly, a group of Sarafan led by Raziel's former, human self launch an ambush, and Janos sacrifices himself.

Sarafan experimented with exploding clasps using nitrocellulose that would burn the thread holding the clasp away to remove the bra.

Based on the sarafan, a pinafore dress worn by Russian peasant women over a blouse, her colourful costumes received a rapturous response in Paris.

Diana played the Red Sarafan; she played the fine simple tune over and over, as if making hypnotic passes towards that mute figure.

Instructable's Technology Editor Randy Sarafan came up with a way to take care of his plants with a self-watering system.